Asset classes

Industries and asset types

A financial instrument can be issued against any asset with a measurable cash flow or verifiable collateral. We start with areas where the figures exist in machine-readable form and are confirmed without manual reconciliation, and widen the perimeter as the methodology matures.

Industries

Technology

The priority of the first stage. Compute infrastructure and equipment, recurring revenue of service and subscription models, rights to software products. A fast-growing sector with limited access to debt financing: its assets do not meet traditional collateral requirements.

Energy

Extraction and processing, conventional and renewable generation. Long-term supply contracts, measurable volumes, predictable output.

Agriculture

Harvest, livestock, machinery, warehouse stock, supply contracts. An industry with a pronounced seasonal need for working capital and a chronic shortage of instruments for it.

Healthcare

Clinics and laboratory networks, medical equipment, payment flows under service and insurance contracts.

Industry and logistics

Production lines, special machinery, rolling stock, warehouse complexes, transport fleets.

Infrastructure and real estate

Commercial properties, data centres, facilities with contracted utilisation and a verified operating model.

Asset types

Future revenue — recurring income under existing contracts and subscription models.
Receivables — accounts receivable and other rights to receive funds.
Equipment and machinery — tangible assets with verified operating and liquidation value.
Infrastructure facilities — capacity and facilities with contracted utilisation.
Intellectual property — software products, rights and licences.
Equity interests — rights to profit distribution in digital form.

The list is open. The limit is set not by the industry but by the ability to verify the figures at the source.